The use of antipsychotic drugs in nursing homes is widespread. In 2010, CMS estimated that 39% of nursing home residents who had cognitive impairments and

Florida’s Emergency Contact Infor­mation. This service will allow you to provide emergency contact information to law enforcement in the event of an emergency. This infor­mation

Honda has agreed to pay a record $70 million fine for failing to report over 1,700 deaths and injuries to consumers in its vehicles. Federal

Terrell • Hogan attorney Matt Sowell, who focuses his practice on representing victims of medical malpractice and clients who have suffered complex injuries, recently authored

Most consumers are unaware of arbitration clauses that are buried in agreements or contracts that they must enter into with entities such as a cell

Recently, while waiting to talk about a worrisome but necessary topic, dangerous toys, with Melissa Ross on First Coast Connect, the new WJCT “green” room

They have become all the rage: e-cigarettes, e-hookahs, hookah pens, and vaping or vape pens. But what are they really? Nicotine delivery devices for those

The Holidays are here and while celebrating, please take time for the safety of those you hold dear. 1.  Not all toys are safe. Please

Incorporated in 1977, the Florida Supreme Court Historical Society is a non-profit organization with more than 800 members committed to helping Floridians learn the importance

Wayne Hogan appeared on First Coast Connect and spoke with Melissa Ross about avoiding trouble and tragedy in Toyland this holiday season. A quarter of

The first thing everyone should think about when choosing toys for children is safety. Dangerous toys for kids are ones that contain small parts which

When a Jacksonville woman put her 14 year-old minivan in reverse, the side airbags deployed, so she called First Coast News On Your Side Reporter,

Wayne Hogan discussed toy safety with Bruce Hamilton on WJXT’s News4Jax Morning Show. With holiday shopping in full force, it is important to know the

Terrell • Hogan has always been a strong supporter of Jacksonville Area Legal Aid (“JALA”) with not only financial contributions, but also with time. JALA’s

The USS Adams was the lead ship of her class of guided-missile destroyers. It was commissioned in 1960 and provided national security, serving for 30 years.

Alan Pickert has been selected to be the Chair of the YMCA Yates Gift Giving Campaign for 2015. “I am honored and humbled by their

A federal grand jury is currently investigating Takata Corp.’s defective airbags under a criminal investigation. Takata and some automakers are settling injury complaints so that

Ads are running, store decorations are up; signs that the stress of Holiday shopping has returned. That stress is minor though when compared with the

They are colorful and they look just like candy or toys. Laundry pods or dishwashing detergent pods that look like toys or candy have been

The National Highway Safety Administration issued an urgent plea to millions of vehicle owners with defective recalled Takata airbags to take immediate action and get